Matt has been a technology journalist for over 15 years, writing for publications such as T3, MacFormat and Creative Bloq. He's a managing editor of TechRadar, Creative Bloq's sister site, where he can be found writing about and reviewing laptops, computers, monitors and more.
The best laptops for architects need to run resource-intensive design software such as AutoCAD, 3DS Max and SketchUp, sometimes simultaneously. They also need to have enough storage to back up work. And as much of an architect's work is on the go, ideally battery life will be good too.
As well as being our pick as the best Windows laptop for architects, this laptop breezes through 4K video, games, image processing and looks good while doing it, although inevitably all that power did have an impact on battery life in our tests. It's also fairly good value compared to some other laptops on our list, so it could also be an option as laptop for architecture student.XPS 17 is a rare thing: a 17-inch laptop that's impressively light and portable.
One major drawback is that it only got integrated graphics, so it might struggle with the heaviest-duty graphic tasks, but anything outside that it should handle with ease. It also has the benefit of being more affordable than many of the other laptops on our list, making it a good option as the best laptop for architecture students. Read our full
Creative Bloq's team of hardware experts bring with them many years of experience using, testing and benchmarking laptops with a focus on running creative applications. All the laptops in this guide have been tested either by using software used by architects or benchmarked to ensure the CPU and GPU are capable of the most intensive architecture jobs around.
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